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IN MEMORIAM.
lone,

Daughter of W. Joel and lone Smith,
Born November 7th. lS6l,
Died at Abbeville, :. C., July 29th, 1887.
Thus passed away one richly endowed win
ali those qualities which make Gods last, his
most precious gift.
As child she was obedient, kind, and at
tractire. Reared with care ana & WIN tn praSddr pSdl
lv fruit they promised. In her lith year she
united with the Presbyterian Chnrch, ana
from that day to the day Of her death ncr
life was an eXemplltlcation of the religlon
She profcssed. If q sacrifice Of her comforts,
a REIMBURSEMENT of aims dear to her was dc,
manGed, there was no hesitation. ier Nninu
was so pure, her acts so noble. that inc oplh-
ions of those who knew her, seemed put tnll
incense which admiration offers at the Shrlnc
OF purity, or the throne OF unselnshnesS.
so conspicuous was her character that when
at college u medal, never before otlercu or
given, was awarded her "fOr her high CHRIS
tian character" On January 9th, lSS6, she
linked her fate with anothcrs amid Joy anu
pleaaure, with q horizon as bright ana un-
dimmed as was ever seen. Lovely III person
and in character; so dear to so many; 10 her
purents dutiful; to those Of her family circle
a sister indeed; to her husband true; to al! a
friend: faithful in all the relations o, ii,e nN;
who could expect so soon 60 lose her? But
the sweetest odor of the flower is not per-
ceived until the blossom is crushed. she Wits
seized with what all thought was n trivial
affection, from which she partially ralleu
t.cn came n relapse, and for twenty weeks
She fingered and suffered till at last the spirit
softly whispered, "Rest thou In peace:' ana
another jewel was brought home to the beau
tiful courts OF heaven.
Through those weeks of suffering shone
forth the beauty of II Christian. the trusting,
hoping abiding faith that robS death OF It's
sting and the grave of its victory, that lights
up the valley OF the shadow OF death win
tile radiance that covers the streets Oh inc
New Jerusalem.
Her life was as winter day In Artic ciimes !;
a dawn of magnificent PROMISE; 0ril1anl
raw thrown over us, lighting gloriouSly each
thing on which it falls, giving promise Oh con,
tinucd brightness; then quickly 1t pales. ana
we are left in q dark deSolate waste, brighten
ed only by the auroras Of memory.
Where Is she now? Who dares sdy she Is
resting in yonder cemetery? Is she not
Standing in the open portals of the city not
made with Misunderstanding with the radiant
light of the great white thIone'-and her
ewes tender and true on earth, now BEAM
ing with heavenly affection, bidding us
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nish n crushing blow to the unscriptural and
fanatical notion of "perfect holiness"
want to say that my contention is not
with the Methodist church, which has becn
mcrc,lu!ly preserved from endorsing the
vagarlcs Of any "IlOlincsS Association"
Good and wise men, no doubt, hold to
these opinions, but they are not the less
fi,lse for that reason, and only the more
dangerous. Yours respectfully,
J. .. LINDSAY.
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The number of Methodsts in New
York City is published as 10000, which
is one in one hundred of the population.
The property held by them is estimated
at S4,944,0OO.
When a man dies in the Society Islands
they paint his body in this country they
paint his character.
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ReYiYNl.

At Bells chapel, now called the. New
church, n religious meeting has b"en going on
for ten days, with great success. Sixty Iddi-
tions have been made to the church, and
about one hundred hopefully converted. Mr.
Bethea has just returned from New, church,
and will 20 to Bethel. near Little Mountain
to-day to take part in the religious meeting
which has been going on there for several
dovS
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The State of South Carolina,

COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE,
Probate CONFEDERATION for Letters OF Ad-
mlnistration.
BY ]. FULLER LYON, ESQ.,, PROBATE JUDGE:
WHEREAS, Thomas N. Smith has made
w suit to me, to grant him Letters OF Ad.
min!stration of the Estate and effects Of
Isabella Tolbert, late Of Abbeville county, de-
ceased.
These are therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors Of
the said Isabella Tolbert, deceased, that they
be and appear before me, In the Court OF Pro-
bate, TO be held at Abbeville c. a., on Tues
day, September eth, 1887, after publication
hereof, at II o'clock In the forenoon, to show
cause. If any they have, why the said Admin.
istration should not be granted.
Given under my hand aud seal Of the Court,
this 22nd day Of August, In the year OF
our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and eighty.seven and In the l12th year
Of American Independence.
Published on the oath day OF August, 1887, In
the Press and Banner and on the Court House
door for the time required by law.
J. FULLER LYON,
Judge Probate Court.
Aug. "a, 1897. tt
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Public HeuefactOrS.

Messrs. Rogers & Co. are bcnefactors to the
AbbevIlle pubic. They propose to open a
wholesale house in our town, where they VIII
sci, goods at the shortest profit possible. Re-
liable, liberal, and courteous. they deserve 10
do n large business this winter, and as our
people know cheap goods when they see them
we expect customers at their store from all
parts Of the county.
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Protracted Meeting mt warrenton.

Rev. II. c. Fennel will commence a pro
tracted meeting at the Warrenton Presoy-
during the ensuing week. He will be assisted
by Revs ]. o. Lindsay, d. d. and j. L. Wilson
D. d. The cacramenti of the Lords supper
viii be administered on Sunday morning
with a sermon in the evening.
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Martins Mill

rs NOW IN FIRST CLASS REPAIR, AND
L Is running ght and dny. With rev and
improved machinery, put In by Mr.. Hugh
wilson, ST., one of the best mill-wrights In
the State, and with Mr. Simeon w. Spruel,
with thirty years experience, in the capacity
OF miller, am prepared to guarantee general
satisfaction TO the public Arrangements will
be made with some merchant in Abbeville TO
supply those wanting good fresh MEAL or
FLOUR. Very truly,
III. HoLCoMB.
August q, 1887, 2t
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Rev. J. +. Anderson, pastor of the
Methodist church has recovered from his
recent illness sufficient to resume his
work.-HeOaVee Courier.
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WhartOn's Saw Mill.

Wharton's saw mill at Verdery is doing n
fine business, and purchasers OF Lumber OF any
kind will find IL 10 their interest TO confer
with MIR. Wharton who fills every order faith
fully, and at low rates.
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4 Dishonest State Treasurer who Il
not as Fortunate rs Jones, OF Edge.


MONTGOMERY, Ala, August 2O.-Vin-
cent, OK State treasurer, was sentenced to-
day to five years in the penitentiary in
each of tho two cases in which he was
convicted of embczzlement. Having ap-
pealed to the Supreme Court he remains
in the county Jail until that tribunal de-
cides. 1t meets in December. There
are thirty-seven other indictments against
him,
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The State Of South Carolina,
County Of Abbeville.
COURT OF PROBATE.
Nathaniel Anderson, as Admir-, Plaintiff.
against
Nathaniel Anderson, Edmund Anderson and
others, Defendants.
COPY SUMMONS FOR RELlEE.
Complaint serued)
SALE OF LAND TO PAY DEBTS.
SALE OF LAND TO PAY DEBTS.

To the Defendants above named:
I OU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND
required 10 answer the complaint in this nc.
tlon, Of which n copy is herewith served upon
you, and to serve copy OF your answer to the
said complaint on the subscribers at their Of
flee at Abbeville Court House. South Carolina.
within twenty days after the service hereof,
exclusive OF the day Of such service; and II
you fail to answer the complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff In this action will
apply to the Court for the relief demanded In
the complaint.
BENET & C-ASON,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
To Drucllla Pace. II. ]. Riley, Martha Ander.
son. Lconora Anderson and John Ander-
son. absent Defendants:
TAKE NoTICE TINT the complaint In this &C
ton has been filed in the Probate Court for
said County.
Dated August %, 4. d. 1887.
LI.Sl j. FULLER LYON,
Judge Probate Court.
BENET & CASON.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
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THE TRIPLE MURDER.
Jones Out OH Bail-.-Threats OF Lynch.
ing.
From the .4ugusia Chronicle.

ing.
From The augusta Chronicle.
News from Edgefeld reaches here Of the
release on bail OF Jones, the Edeeticld MUIR
derer. The tale of the killing Of the father
and two sons is too fresh to be retod. He was
convicted and sentenced to twenty-fi years
bond was granted. pending new trial. Great
Indignation at the action OF the Court Is felt
in the section where the murder was com.
mitted, and considerable talk Of lynchinS has
been INDUCED In.
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A heavy rain, with a hard wind and ter
rife lightning and thunder ruled over
Columbia last Thursday night, 18th.
some buildings were struck by liz ghtning,
but not much damaged. A mule at the
Asylum stables was killed ard the stable
set on fire WHICH was soon qucnched. r.
j. IIornsby, signal man Mt the railway
crossing was stunned. knocked down,
but next day was ablo to he up.
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Couldn't Hear II Thunder.

An interesting letter from Mr.. John W
Weeks, superintendent Of DcKalb Paupc
Home:
From feeling OF gratitude and a desire 4
benefit others. voluntarily make this state
menf I have great reason 10 be- thankful tina
I ever heard Of Il. y. H.. as know what
blessing 10 has been 10 nae. ! have sutierc,
with bronchial Catanh for number Of years
Six months ago was taken with severe pain r
rightcar. which ina few days began t0discharg,
matter. with terrible and almost uubcartblc
paiplation and aii sorts OF noises in rms head
I'm ten days after the commencement Of dis
charge and pain ia nay ear I began to grow
deaf. and n sir weeks ! was So deaf that I
could not hear thunder
was then compelled 20 use conversation
tube and 20 was often that could not hear
with the tube. then commenced taking y.
b. b. and the runningof my earcoasod running
in five weeks. and can now hear without the
tube. Ny general health has improved, palpi-
tation ceased. and feel Ike q new being, and
appreciate the bosedt have received from %
%. p. made ia Atlanta. Ga) with gratitude %
God and thinkruness 20 the pf0prietors for
such medicine. cbeerfully recommend 10
% all who are afflicted with deafness and
aarrh. Try 30; per,eFerc in JOS use and you
win DEE convinced Of its value.
join .WEEkES.
Superintendent Dekalb Pupor Home.
Drcaiu, Ga, Mayl lssG.
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Cock plumes, arranged in clusters, are very
fashionable as ganiture for round hats.
These plumes are Gttractiyely arranged in
short curve clusters that retain their shape,
not blowing about as the long straight
feathers Ostrich feathers will again serve
as a trimming for many Of the midsummer
hats. A great many large hats are being
prepared, many Of them having a shallow
rim at the back. Those made Of undressed
braids have no wire or facing ia the brim.
A new shape curves upward gin front, droops
close on the right side and is rolled upon the
left to the middle Of the back, where it is
pointed against the crown.
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Little Dot-Oh, dear. / don't SEQ why
mamma gives mo sueh lessons ds this o. learn.
uothu' hut great Dig words.
Little Dics-Wei, folks use big words
sometimes.
~But those are awful long things. ever so
many syaiIcs; why, some stretch most
clear across ihc page. There isn't amy Use in
learning theu."
.inao.l there is, Dot II you don't learn
a them iis words you'll grow up ia isnor-
auce aa' never bee able 20 read circus poster, .
Omaha World
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10 TnNnnNrr.l

All taxes due the State can De paid 20
coupons.
Complete protection and indemnity
guaranteed
License taxes due the State can De paid
In coupons.
Overdue taxes due the State ON real
and personal property can be paid in cou-
pOns.
by rendering coupons you will save q
large proportion of your tax BILL
The United States Supreme Court by
repeated decisions has held the States
taX-receiyable coupons to be as good ten
der as gold or bank notes.
JAMES Z. COOPER,
9ll Main street, Richmond, Va.
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Caps and Coinnres.

Caps and coiifures are ~ rule, little
worn by ladies as long as they retain good
head Of hair, but are reserved for service
when the part becomes thin aud the offensive
bald spot nea; the back Of the head appears
For morning, elderly ladies wear round
crown caps Of null There are many Of
them trimmed with oriental lace For dress
caps point d'Alencon and other lace is made
up with fine net and gros grain ribbon loops
Of some becoming color Black lace is but
little used for these caps.
Where a couture Of gray hair is preferred
to the dress caps, the hair is, in some cases,
mem m pointed Illustrations Go '01rlC
III easvu WIN nlgu iyvla ao ,n- ...-.. oAu ar
ranged in front la pompadour In other
cases the back hair Is arranged IN q coil or
knot, and the front dressed IN three puiIs at
the side Of the face.
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Shoes and Gloves for Mountain Wear.

In every outfit prepared for mountain
resorts there should be at least one pair Of
comfortable and at The same stout, substan-
tiai shoes. These shoes may be Of either
leather or canvas, but ought to have low
broad heels and thick broad soils Such shoes
will add greatly to the comfort and health of
everybody who tramps about during the
summer.
1t is wise precau,ion TO lay IN a stock Of
doeskin or dogskn gloves; gloves heavy
enough to protect the hands from scratches,
and. above all the attacks Of black flies,
mosquitoes and gnats.
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Eastern stun-ar-ly, my linint sup
pose you allowed baseball playing here Oh
Sunday
Omaha Mantle playing J., being dnchy
au out of town CLUB and ue don't feel respon-
,ihl. for item. you know.
"nut iu'i that ihe Omaha club they are
PLAYING against"
"Ne-, hut tae Omaha club is composed Of
very conscientious young men who wouldn't
.unk of lreaan- the Sabbath
~Hu' there they are RIGHT in the field and
ODD O.. haii1wod day Of post"
~lI you iolk 40 ttc score you VIII see That
th.y are nos playing. they are resting "-
Omaha World.
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Favorite costumes for lawn tennis and
other out of door sports are those made Of
some white material, such as flannel or serge
These white dresses are in many cases fin
plain color, red and blue being favorto
hues.
A wide license is permitted in the selection
Of hats Some ladies wear sort, white felt
hats. Sailor hats Of straw are also in demand
10 wear with tennis costumes.
Canvas shoes are much worn, and show
hcings Of colored ribbons or cords, The reg
ular tennis shoes have nails in the soles 20 pre-
vent the players from slipping, Chamois or
doeskin gauntets are appropriate gloves for
tennis
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REVIEW.
New YORK, July 9.-We have had tie
usual Saturday market to-day. At the open
ing traders were free sellers, and the situa-
lion being purely localized they found no
difficulty I'M markingdown values. 40 valid
reason can be- found for the continued sagging
of in prices, but II prevails, and rs fact
must be- recognized. il is pretty certain.
however, that long stocks do not come out
in any volume and that the short interest is
gradually increasing The bank statement
was a favorable one and gives indication uf
an easier money market and permanently so.
The market rallied during the last half hour
and closed steady
Money and per cent.
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Summer Dresses.

Sleeves for summer dresses are many Of
them made quite full, and some are confined
by band at the wrist This style Of sleeve
is seen on imported dresses. Many corsages
are also made full, being shirred on the
shoulders and confined al tie waist by Il
belt Blouse waists with yoke and belt also
appear in summer gowns
White wool dresses are being made up in
large numbers by New York modistes for
wear at the seaside, where muslins and other
kght weight fabrics soon lose their crisp
,f,xhneSs
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Pure Old French Brandy and Sherry
Wine. For sale By
tHAMBERLAYNE n Co.
~ and T. South Thirteenth street
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Il. vs.. stage. Twelfth -fr.
Hotel. Civic and military
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SiiXer JeMeirN.

Silver jewelry does not inthe slightest affect
the popularity Of gold ornaments There is a
place for each in every lady's toilet, the
present style Of dress afording opportunities
tcr the wearing Of silver trinkets when gold
ones would be scarcely appropriate, and vice
versa 1t Is the finest quality and most artistic
finish in silver JcweIry, however, that is
fashionable.
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" j. DlNMOCK. ilW g.. War .....
rcspOndCnCc solicited.
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Lady equestriennes seen in Central park
wear usually high black silk hat, but for
country wear felt Derby hats Of the same
color as the habit are in favor In the seloc-
sion of gloves one may choose between Swede
glazed kid and dressed and undresed kid A
scarf pin or small brooch, representing q
horseshoe. whip, saddle or similar device is
appropriately worn with riding habit.
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WHAT SHALL WE WEAR?
ARTICLES OF IMPORTANCE IN EVERY
MOUNTAIN OUTFIT.
Opportune Suggestions About Pictur-
esquo Costumes for Lawn Tennis and
other sports-English and New York
Styles In tady's Riding Habits.

Considerable latitude is allowed this season
in the matter Of riding habits Black cloth,
dark blues, invisible greens, grays and
browns are all in fashion. The last two men
toned will perhaps prove the more popular
during the summer months. Faced cloth,
diagonals, corkscrcw and ladies' cloths are all
moro or less employed in the making OF
habits. The habits are for the most part
fashioned after English models and Include a
position bodice, high at the neck and with
out any kind Of trimming, a short, scant
skirt and trousers. (See cuts)
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DIRECTORY
of RElt.Bfl
BUSINESS HOrSrS

Ihe Diyectoyy him of relrl ,.5
D"Si"'ss hopscs, Wr0g Nur trf
bpaneas, nil be- JoDHd 1ryy D4f1a..
81 r9erence loy DyoTmaiiou f.lu., 4,
oad MI the INHERENT byaaels of.
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Now York tailors have modified this season
In some cascs-the style here illustrated By
substituting rolling collar for o standing
one and thus exposing a linen chemiseite and
necktie. 1t must be said, however, that tho
high, close bodice with plain linen collar and
cuffs, can hardly be improved upon by cQues-
triennes
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uNrri.lhfle
b. II. hOHRlSETT. No D.. -.s.
Manchester. Phone. M
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j. q. IEASDALE. bl5 d. N.. ...
$50 ami SIS mons anil s. ...
shoes.
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OLIVER b. DYER. 500 O. M.
Wholesale ami rafa. r.
Cherokee Cough Drops
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Hereditary govt is a most unjust disease.
The father has had all the fun and the son
catches most 0f the pain.-New Orleans Pie
axuua
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At the Church of tine Holy Sinners Dearly
beloved, you viii find the word, Of my tcXt
this morning ia the fifth paragraph Of the
fourth column ON the second page Of The
Sunday Srreamcr. In order. however, 10
hx clearly in your minds the apparent rela-
tious Of New York divorces and New Jersey
murders win first read the entire article
before going on with the sermon breaches
the gospel most acceptahly for an hour, and
only makes one mistake; reads q circulation
affidavit as reference no the prophecy Of
Daniel, bat naturally enough none of his
eopeYogQf ION Lfo,,. -ff,- I,4f.r4
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You Can Drive yermin Out OF

You Can Drive Nermin out OF Your House
BY using the Prepared Shelf Paper for
pantry shelves and drawers. Warranted 90
prevent and drive away Ants Reaches. Water
Bugs, &c. So annoying 20 hOusekccpers.
whenever this paper is used ir answers a
double purpOse-it drives away Nermin. and
at the same time (1eing whitel il gives every
place neat, clean appearance.
Positively no poisonous DRUGS used jn tho
preparation OF this paper Ask your Druggist
on Grocer for IL. For sale by
BODEhER BROTHERS.
Druggists.
lili Main street. Richmond. Va
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1T is never too late to mend,H remarked
the pastor closing his illustration. Good
thing" commented his son. and Why
asked The parent because the older man
Is The more be- needs repairs"
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RICHMOND STEAM BAKERY
proprietor, ~ s. Iwc'fh -u. $40.
aui rcmI.
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Try the justly celebrated Normaudi
Cisiu. tHANBERLAYNE 4 Co..
~ aud Il South Thirteenth street.
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Old Maucn and llenncssy Brandy
cheap. 800 ClmN.rnyuc rs Co.'s. lO nud r.
South Thirteenth street.
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WILLIAM H. GARDNER 81.
street Hair cutting. l}.H. ..
shlmpOOing.
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BURDETTE.
a Number OF tncisive Comments on Top
les That Arc Jppcrmost.

"Whai did Adam and Eve wear before they
put on aprons" asked the teacher And after
moments silence the new boy from Hard
acre Crosslots said: "Nothin but hathin'
ettffg
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ELBA COAL YARD .Itt
and Pine streets. 81. s.. l...
Kinds of Coal Wood. .
phone 80.
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FINANCE AND COMM ERCE


reported by G. w. Branch ~ Co, banker
and brokers. No. iii Main street.